
Sen. Kennedy Makes Controversial Comments at Hearing, Later Apologizes for Iran Remarks
Louisiana Senator John Kennedy made provocative statements during a Senate hearing and separately apologized for comments about an Iran school strike.

Louisiana Senator John Kennedy made provocative statements during a Senate hearing and separately apologized for comments about an Iran school strike.

Former President Trump proposes suspending federal gas tax while Jeff Bezos suggests eliminating income tax for bottom half of earners.
Federal judges say criticism from President Trump has led to safety risks, while the White House states the president understands dangers of political violence.

UK Security Vetting is recruiting 10 new clearance officers as questions continue over Lord Mandelson's appointment process.

House Democrats are preparing to investigate Trump administration officials in 2029 for alleged legal violations across multiple policy areas.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced cuts to Pentagon chaplain faith designation codes and new uniform requirements for military chaplains.
The Department of Homeland Security has processed voter registrations from at least 25 states to identify potential noncitizens and deceased voters.

Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner is running for Maine's U.S. Senate seat with a campaign focused on ending foreign wars and opposing Trump.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit against ActBlue, alleging widespread donor fraud on the Democratic fundraising platform.

British activist Tommy Robinson was briefly detained by police at Heathrow Airport under counter-terrorism legislation before being released.

A Shasta County woman was convicted and sentenced to house arrest for holding a protest sign at a board of supervisors meeting.

Democratic candidates for California governor are emphasizing affordability and critiquing their own party's record on homelessness and cost of living.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments on Mississippi's mail-in ballot law, with potential implications for Alaska's practice of counting ballots received after Election Day.

A State Department office created a year ago to handle immigration matters reportedly works with minimal supervision, according to a government source.

Democratic officials including Tim Walz and Chris Murphy spoke at a global progressive rally in Spain, criticizing Trump's foreign policy approach.
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